Best Website for OEM Parts?

zerowkul98

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Hi Crew!

The 2008 Sport V8 i brought home yesterday is missing a few things i want to add....some are pretty routine (ie: floor mats! NO FRIGGIN FLOOR MATS!?! REALLY?!)

Id like to add on the things like a hood protector, a exhaust tip chromed, skid plate, etc

Before I start Googling EVERY "OEM Toyota Parts" website, could you guys tell me your fav sites to get OEM parts from?

Thanks guys.
 
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I've used this site for the past few years with good results and great discount off of list.

Toyota Parts Cheap - Genuine OEM

I also recently bought something from the guys in the thread linked below because they were slightly cheaper with shipping. I didn't have a problem but you'll note that the thread created today was made by an unhappy customer.

In either case get a copy of a collision repair manual for the 4Runner so you can order with part numbers. I've bought the 4Runner section off of eBay before or stop by a body shop and see if they have an old one they'll give you. I think Mitchell sends out new ones every couple of months so they pile up.
 
I used to use Conicelli but I had a falling out w/ them over a supposed discount they were going to give me but never did. I need about $350 worth of parts so I'm looking for a new vendor myself.
 
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but are Conicelli's Partznet parts all NEW? or are they Remanufactured? Ive never ordered from them, and its not listed in the FAQ.

Thanks.
 
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but are Conicelli's Partznet parts all NEW? or are they Remanufactured? Ive never ordered from them, and its not listed in the FAQ.

Thanks.

EVERYTHING I've ordered to date has been brand spankin new. Not sure you can get remans there.
 
ok cool. thanks. Im going to be putting in an order once i have all the items listed that i'll need for our 2003's 90k timing belt change.
 
After reading the recommendations about, lately I've been buying everything through Conicelli aka partznet.com. They had a slightly better discount and are super fast on shipping.

I did find Village Toyota that you may want to try out. When I was comparing some items, their prices were lower than Conicelli. I already had everything entered in Conicelli so it wasn't worth the couple of bucks to try a new vendor. At the $350 level, you may save a decent amount though. The best thing about the Village Toyota site though is that they have the full diagrams and part numbers on their website. Makes getting part numbers a snap.
 

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